Caprock Files

Added

• The context tax, in the screens you already look at. Every call re-sends the whole conversation as a cache read before it does anything, and Caprock stored every number needed to price that and showed none of them. It now does, in three places and no new ones: the session card's Context caption says what the next call costs at the current fill ($0.07/call), the lifetime Breakdown carries a Context tax row with its dollars and its share of what was priced, and a loop alert states what the repeated calls paid to re-read the conversation. On the author's own archive that row reads $11,117 of $13,910 — 80%.

Two limits are stated rather than papered over. Cache-read rates come from the pricing table per model, because Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1 read at 0.025x where the rest of the table reads at 0.1x. And a tool call is priced through the turn that paid for it, which the hook plane cannot identify: where some of a loop's calls are unlinked the alert says "at least", and the Breakdown row names the volume it had to exclude.

Fixed

• The recording stand outlived its terminal, forever. Eight of them were found still running, the oldest two weeks old, each holding a daemon and a temp directory open. sleep 3600 in a hold loop is a separate process, and bash will not run a trap until it returns — so a stand started detached never received the interrupt that would have stopped it. It waits on an interruptible sleep now. Affects make record only, not the daemon.